These two case studies provide a footnote that supports the reliability of our method.
Recommendations that appear on the website offer footnoted links to research supporting each point and include tips like "define and share clear compensation bands" and "write inclusive job descriptions".
I loved the supporting players, the footnotes, and the author – she is not, I am convinced, Clarke, but a character in her own right, writing her book closer to Strange and Norrell's time than our own.
An interesting footnote: Though Mr. Spencer is supporting Mr. Amicone, the Spencer and Spano families used to be political bedfellows.
(In an odd footnote, McCarthy himself supported the bill in the Senate, a move bespeaking a supreme lack of self-awareness. Another of the bill's committed supporters was a second-term Republican representative named Donald Rumsfeld).
I knew nothing about those logical things: supporting arguments, compare and contrast, footnotes, the Chicago Manual of Style.
[See footnote] At the Haçienda we were supporting 52nd Street, and on the poster it said "Smiths".
His sentences contain subclauses for qualification and supporting examples, almost as if he is providing footnotes as he goes along.
Bueno de Mesquita helpfully provides footnotes, however, and it's easy enough to find the book supporting these claims.
With its well-explored tangents, supported by footnotes, and a bit of pretzel logic, the latest version of Wikipedia's Paul Revere article can be seen as a useful example of the modern predicament of the Internet user — too much information, not enough judgment.
